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I didn’t know who Charlie Kirk was until he was assassinated a few days ago. So I decided to read up a little about him. He was a 31-year-old American conservative activist , a born-again Christian, outspoken about his faith, and someone who promoted biblical values in culture and politics. He stood for free markets, limited government, traditional family values, and the “ America First” movement , aiming to mobilize young people for both conservative and Christian causes. The news of his death shook the media. Many rejoiced; many mourned. I even saw a headline where a witch claimed she had cursed him a few days before he died. I didn’t bother opening the article — her claim was ridiculous. She should go and ask Balaam what happened when king Balaak hired him to curse Israel. Balaam said in Numbers 23:23, "No curse can touch Jacob; no magic has any power against Israel."  So no, Charlie Kirk wasn't hexed. If Charlie Kirk was a child of God, and he was killed (or should ...

People thought Jesus was crazy. His own family said He’d lost His mind. Religious leaders called Him possessed. Crowds laughed at Him. But every act of His so-called ‘weirdness’ revealed the power of God. In this video, we’ll look at why following Jesus often makes you look different, strange, even “weird” in the eyes of the world. And why that’s exactly what true faith looks like. If you’ve ever been mocked, misunderstood, or called “too spiritual,” remember—you’re in good company. Jesus Himself was considered weird. And that’s what makes you His follower. 👉 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more faith-filled content that strengthens your walk with Christ.